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As the recognized leader for special education professional standards, CEC develops standards, ethics and practices and guidelines to ensure that individuals with exceptionalities have access to well-prepared, career-oriented special educators.
Through the vision and dedication of more than 30,000 members, CEC sets the standard for high quality education for children and youth with exceptionalities. And, CEC is known as THE source for information, resources and professional development for special educators.
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You'll find professional development offerings to meet the needs of all special educators – including those of you who are time-crunched, cost-conscious or in need of CEUs in order to meet state obligations. Please join us and invite others to engage the potential!
CEC publishes and distributes products designed to help practitioners work more effectively in the classroom. Learn more about CEC's publications and journals.
Special Education Topics includes information about the different exceptionality areas; international special education; hot topics in special education; and professional practice topics such as assessment, evidence-based practices and inclusion.
Start your CEC 2014 professional development experience with one of our full- or half-day preconvention workshops. Learn practical, evidence-based information important to you and your students, presented by topic area experts. Attend any preconvention workshop and earn CEC Professional Development Hours (PDHs)! (6 PDHs for a full-day workshop and 3 PDHs for a half-day workshop.)
A separate registration fee is required for preconvention workshops.
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Program Developer Workshop
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Leader: Stuart Gerber, Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, CT
Colleagues typically turn to one another for help in working with students who have special needs. However, informal support for everyday work problems is often given on the run with hit-or-miss, quick fix advice. Learn how to replace the quick fix with a fast, systematic, and empowering process that utilizes procedures from teaching, counseling, and consulting. This field-tested approach has been used effectively in over 50 schools. It is quick, fits into breaks or short intervals in the work day, and requires little or no advance planning. Guided practice and case simulations will enhance skill building.
At the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:
Who Should Attend? Special and General Educators, Administrators and Supervisors, Department, Unit, Project, and Team Leaders
Leader: Samuel L. Odom, Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Presenters: Ann Cox, Suzanne Kucharczyk, Evelyn Shaw, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is currently being diagnosed at very young ages, reaching well into infancy. Learn about early identification and assessment practices, an approach to assessing the quality of early intervention programs, intervention practices that have evidence of efficacy (Evidence-based practices or EBPs),and a process for linking IFSP outcomes and benchmarks to specific EBPs.
At the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:
Who Should Attend? Special and General Educators (Early Childhood & Elementary), Administrators and Supervisors
Leader: Renee Greenfield, University of Hartford, Connecticut
It is essential that both monolingual and multilingual elementary students with language or learning disabilities receive evidence-based vocabulary instruction. Examine explicit teaching methods and strategies and explore ways to integrate these strategies into practice. Workshop participants will work together to create context-appropriate strategy instruction plans.
Who Should Attend? Special and General Educators (Elementary), Speech/Language Pathologists, Administrators and Supervisors, Paraeducators
Leader: Jennifer Abrams, Palo Alto, California
As educators at all levels, we sometimes find ourselves in situations where difficult topics must be addressed. What do we know about the best strategies for those moments? What questions should we be asking ourselves before we speak up and what words shall we use so the conversation can be as humane and growth producing as possible? This interactive workshop addresses a wide range of situations and concerns, including communications with supervisors, peers, and parents. Learn how to speak with clarity and courage to directly address difficult situations within your schools or organizations, no matter what your role.
Who Should Attend? Special and General Educators (all levels), Administrators and Supervisors, Related Service Professionals, Mental Health Professionals, Parents and Families, Speech/Language Pathologists, Administrators and Supervisors (building, district, state level), Paraeducators
Leader: Alexandra Dunn, Upper Canada District School Board, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Presenter: Luis Perez, University of South Florida, Tampa
Who Should Attend? Special and General Educators (all levels), Administrators and Supervisors, Paraeducators, Parents and Families, Students, Teacher Educators, First Year Professionals, Related Service Professionals
Leaders: Julie Esparza Brown, Portland State University, OR; Claudia Rinaldi, Education Development Center, Newton, MA
Who Should Attend? Special and General Educators (all levels), Administrators and Supervisors, Team Leaders
Leader: Beverly Levett Gerber, Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven
Presenters: Juliann B. Dorff, Kent State University, OH; Susan D. Loesl, Milwaukee Public Schools, WI; and Lynne Horoschak, Moore College of Art & Design, Philadelphia, PA
The visual language is Temple Grandin's primary language. Grandin, a prominent author and speaker on the subject of autism, states, "Many students with autism think in visual pictures and learn visually." In fact, many on the spectrum have excelled in art, their visual language. They communicate thoughts, feelings, and their understanding of the world through art media. This interactive workshop demonstrates how classroom teachers can encourage self-expression and communication through art. Understanding Students With Autism Through Art chapter authors share their teaching stories and art approaches, slides of student artwork, and hands-on art lessons and activities for students on the autism spectrum.
Who Should Attend? Special and General Educators (all levels), Teacher Educators, Art Educators, Parents and Families
Leader: Randy Sprick, Safe & Civil Schools, Eugene, Oregon
"This student is just not motivated!" Examine motivation from an "expectancy times value" framework and learn specific strategies for teachers, administrators, and supervisors to increase students' expectancy of success and for increasing students' value of being successful—the two variables that can be manipulated to increase motivation. Attendees will learn techniques and strategies that have a track record of success in the research literature and can make a difference in student motivation and achievement. When implemented well all of these strategies are respectful of diversity and can be implemented through a lens of culturally responsive practices. Participants will leave with a behavior-intervention plan for improving the motivation of one or more students..
At the end of the workshop, participants will be able to:
Who Should Attend: Special and General Educators (all levels), Administrators and Supervisors
Leader: Kent Gerlach, Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, Washington
This workshop will address the current legal and ethical issues involving employment, training, supervision and evaluation of paraeducators. Topics will include clarification of the appropriate role of paraeducators and the need for state and local policy regarding their role in instruction. ESEA and IDEA require "Appropriate Supervision of Paraprofessionals, but how is "appropriate supervision" defined? The quality indicators for designing staff development for paraeducators and teachers as well as criteria for developing appropriate job descriptions for paraeducators and teachers will be discussed. Recent legal and ethical cases involving paraeducator qualifications and supervision will also be discussed, including "Parents Right to Know."
Who Should Attend: Special and General Educators (all levels), Administrators and Supervisors, Paraeducators, Related Service Professionals
Leaders: Joni Baldwin, University of Dayton, Ohio and Christy Hooser, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston
10A. Program Developer Workshop: How to Prepare the Program Recognition Reports
10B. Program Reviewer Workshop: How to Review CEC Program Recognition Reports (No cost for approved applicants for Program Reviewer Workshop)
Leader: Christy Hooser, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston
The CEC Program Developer Workshop assists individuals in the development of CEC Preparation Program Recognition Reports. Participants will interact with colleagues and the consultants and learn the components of a performance-based teacher preparation program. All participants completing the workshop will receive What Every Special Educator Must Know: Ethics Standards and Guidelines and the CEC Program Developer Resources.
Who Should Attend? Special education college and university personnel interested in learning to develop program reports for the CEC program recognition process.
*Special Note*: Workshop 10A and 10B will be combined into one workshop with a group session in the AM and breakout sessions in the PM.
The CEC Preparation Program Review Report Reviewer Workshop is designed to assist individuals preparing to become a CEC Preparation Program Reviewer. Participants learn to review CEC Preparation Program Recognition Reports on the preparation of special education professionals and to prepare CEC Program Review Reports. Principles for and examples of performance-based program review, strategies for efficiently reviewing reports, and examples and strategies for successfully writing the sections of the CEC Program Recognition Review will be presented and discussed. Participants will have the opportunity to interact with colleagues and the consultant. All participants completing the workshop will receive What Every Special Educator Must Know: Ethics Standards and Guidelines and the CEC Program Reviewer resources.
Who Should Attend? Special education college higher education personnel preparing to become a CEC Program Reviewer. You must be prior approved to become a program reviewer. Please complete the CEC Program Reviewer application and submit it, along with your vita, to firstname.lastname@example.com prior to the workshop. You will be notified when your application is approved.
Leader: Jessica Yates, Regional School Unit #13, Rockland, Maine
Looking through the lens of a special educator and a district level administrator, the presenter will delve into the process of writing IEP goals aligned with grade level Common Core State Standards as a means to ensure all students achieve college and career readiness. Explore both the rationale for writing aligned IEP goals and specific details about the functionality of these efforts at the local level. You will receive an introduction to goal construction techniques, familiarize yourself with provided tools, and engage in supported practice writing grade-level aligned goals.
Who Should Attend? Special Educators, Administrators and Supervisors, Paraeducators
Leaders: Lisa Dieker, University of Central Florida, Orlando; Wendy Murawski, California State University, Northridge
When observing co-teaching for feedback and evaluation purposes, administrators, co-teaching teams, and school leaders need to know what they are looking, listening, and asking for. The presenters will clarify the approaches to co-instruction and help identify potential problem areas, as well as discuss how to work with conflict situations. Learn about the importance of data collection, strategies for setting goals, and building on success in order to institutionalize co-teaching practice. Each participant will leave with a copy of the bestselling CEC book Leading the Co-Teaching Dance.
Who Should Attend? Special and General educators (all levels), Administrators and Supervisors
Leaders: Erin Adelsberger, Baltimore, MD
Learn about the processes and procedures for implementing the assessment and instructional components of the Life Centered Education curriculum, a motivating and effective classroom, home, and community-based curriculum designed to prepare students to function independently and productively.
This in-depth and comprehensive life skills curriculum, aligned with the Common Core State Standards, identifies three critical domains for adult living in the 21st century - daily living skills, self-determination and interpersonal skills, and employment skills. It incorporates 94 life skills and competencies, with differentiated lesson plans and objectives for each one.
Who Should Attend? Special Educators (all levels), Administrators and Supervisors, Paraeducators, Parents and Families, Community Agency Providers
Leader: Ginevra Courtade, University of Louisville, Kentucky
Presenters: Bree Jimenez, The University of North Carolina, Greensboro; Diane Browder, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Presenters will offer six instructional strategies to assist educators in generating ideas for creating access to the CCSS and teaching to measurable, standards-based objectives that are relevant and meaningful for students with moderate and severe disabilities including: (1) applying universal design of learning (UDL) for ALL students; (2) involving students in their own learning; (3) using assistive technology; (4) using systematic instruction; (5) incorporating embedded instruction, inquiry science, and graphic organizers; and (6) teaching to generalization
Participants will be able to:
Who Should Attend? Special Educators (all levels), Administrators and Supervisors
Leaders: Deborah Ziegler and Kim Hymes, Council for Exceptional Children, Arlington, VA
In this wide-ranging presentation, CEC's Policy and Advocacy headquarters team will analyze education policies currently under discussion in Washington, D.C., review the recent changes to education policy supported by the Administration and Congress and examine its impact on children and youth with disabilities and/or gifts and talents.
Topics will include the reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), also known as No Child Left Behind - with a special focus on its most controversial provisions – like teacher evaluation systems, turnaround models, restraint and seclusion, assessment and accountability, and charter schools. Additionally, the team will review ongoing implementation of the ESEA waivers, and legislative updates on the Workforce Investment Act, Education Sciences Reform Act, the Jacob K. Javits Gifted and Talented Students Education Act, IDEA Full Funding Act, early childhood initiatives, and relevant administrative guidance published by the U.S. Department of Education. The team will also review the status of the federal education budget and how it affects state and local programs. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions and share their experiences based on new and pending federal policies.
Who should attend? Special Educators, Administrators and Supervisors, Related Service Professionals, Higher Education Professionals
Leader: John Caliso, Winsor Learning, St. Paul, MN
Fifty-six percent of special education students now spend at least 80% of their in time in general education classes. It is critical to determine their level of behavior readiness, and magnitude of interventions to help them succeed. Attendees will learn about how SIBS formulates a student profile for "behavior readiness" that is linked to evidenced-based data. The data yields (1) behavioral graphs that describe a student's capacity for pro-work versus nonengaged learning behaviors, (2) frequency of teacher interventions to obtain pro-work behavior, and (3) Strength of Student Independence (SSI). The SSI is comprised of percentiles and cut-off scores for magnitude of interventions/supports required by the student, and level of engagement in the learning process. The data identifies the range of supports that may be included in an intervention plan.At the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:
Who Should Attend? Administrators and Supervisors, Special and General Educators
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BlizzCon® 2014 Conquers Anaheim November 7 and 8
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Come one, come all, and begin your journey to the Hearthstone World Championships, to be held live at this year's BlizzCon! Whether you're new to the game or a seasoned Hearthstone veteran, anyone has the potential to become the Hearthstone World Champion. We're looking for the best of the best to put their skills to the test . . . and to prove they're a cut above the rest!
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Last year, Kim "sOs" Woon Jin broke out of the pack to stake his claim as Global Champion while millions watched. The journey to BlizzCon is only just beginning for this year's hopefuls.
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BlizzCon®: A Look Back
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And That's A Wrap! BlizzCon® 2013 Has Officially Come to an End!
Thank you to everyone who attended BlizzCon and to our viewers at home! We had an amazing time with everyone this year, and we hope you enjoyed everything we had for you.
Heroes of the Storm Panel Recaps at BlizzCon 2013
Within, you'll find a recap of the massive amount of Heroes of the Storm information that the game's developers shared with us during the Overview and Deep Dive panels this weekend.
BlizzCon® Day 1 Wrap-Up
Such an eventful first day at BlizzCon®! We've had an awesome time with everyone so far, and we look forward to another glorious day of games, eSports, and Blizzard-y excitement tomorrow. A lot went down, and your head may still be spinning, so we've collected all of the big news and put it in one blog!
World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor Revealed!
A portal into Warcraft history has ripped open, and the fifth World of Warcraft expansion has been revealed! Warlords of Draenor sends players to the savage world of Draenor—home of the mighty orcs and haven of the mystic draenei—to fight against and alongside legends from Warcraft's brutal past.
BlizzCon® 2013 Has Begun!
https://www.facebook.com/BlizzHeroesThe seventh BlizzCon is here! Blizzard's two-day celebration of everything Warcraft, StarCraft, and Diablo is about to take Anaheim by storm, and you can follow along with all of the epic events, tournaments, and more at www.blizzcon.com.
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Is this a microwave right next to the tv???
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Keep the spirit up guys!
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The name rang a bell, but not a loud one.
"Dan Lemieux," said Craig Deveau, a former caseworker for what was then Maine Child Protective Services, over the telephone last week. "You wrote about him a long time ago -- it must have been back in the '90s. You called me up and asked permission to run the article because he was in state custody."
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Dan Lemieux was only 16 that day I sat down with him in late 1995. But he seemed much older.
He told me how, when he was just 8, he'd sometimes slept by a dumpster near his home in Bath because his parents had not a clue about the responsibility that comes with a child.
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He told me how 11 through 13 was a drug-induced blur and how, at 14, he tried to commit suicide by sticking a radio antenna down his throat.
"I'm doing all right," Dan told me less than convincingly that day. "I mean I'm not dead or anything else."
Lemieux is 34 now. And as he sat in a coffee shop in Freeport on Tuesday morning, reading a printout of that long-ago peek into his childhood-turned-nightmare, all he could do was shake his head.
"If I didn't read this, a lot of this stuff wouldn't even come back to me," he said. "It was pretty brutal."
Few jobs demand more than that of child protective worker. The hours are long, the pay is low and the case loads are so deep that helping a kid achieve a healthy, successful life is often more a fantasy than a realistic measure of success.
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"I got really lucky," said Lemieux. "A lot of people who go into state custody don't have the same (case)worker for very long – they're there for maybe a year or two and then they split you up. I had Craig the whole time."
Lemieux was 11 when his file first landed on Deveau's desk. The state had taken the boy from his parents and placed him in a procession of foster homes, group homes, special schools and the occasional psychiatric facility until, at 16, Lemieux decided he could take care of himself on the streets of Portland.
It didn't last. The ever-vigilant Deveau swooped in and plugged his young charge back into the system until, upon turning 18, Lemieux "aged out" of state custody and was officially on his own.
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Lemieux had good reason.
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Neighborhoods: Downtown
DO NOT EAT HERE! – I had a bad experience here. I ordered my sandwich from a nice guy at the cash register, and I noticed there was no one making my sandwich. I'm looking around and I see the other employee come out of the bathroom and walk straight over to my sandwich and start making it, WITHOUT WASHING HIS HANDS, AND WITHOUT GLOVES! disgusting, I'm never eating here again.
Great Lunch Spot – Which Wich is an excellent lunch spot. You can dine in or get it to go - either way you are in and out fast. I recommend the Wicked and the brownies are delicious as well.
Beats nearly any sandwich chain in town – I stumbled upon the downtown location after an event at City Hall, and wow, am I glad I did. Everything's so much fresher than at Subway, Quiznos or Schlotzsky's. The meats and veggies are tender, the breads pillow-soft, and the house kettle chips addictive (they're spiced with a little black pepper, reminding me of the fries at Opal Divine's). And the system of writing on the bag means you get exactly the sandwich you want. I especially love the Buffalo Chicken and the Pizza, while my husband usually gets the Italian with oil and vinegar.
I hear there will soon be one on Brodie Lane, and I can't wait for it.
it's your wich! – get your sandwhich exactly how you want it. the hummus and roasted pepper is great, so is the crab melt. i haven't had any of the standard deli stuff, but i hear it's pretty good. fresh, quick, cheap, tasty. just be careful not to go crazy with, say, honey mustard and olives. since it is totally customizable you are your own worst enemy!
Good food but not alot of it – I was really excited about eating here. The sandwhich was really good, but I was left wanting more. Subway makes a bigger sandwhich. The quality was great but the quantity was lacking.
good sandwich if you're in a hurry – The sandwich was better than subway and very quick to get after you order. They might be a bit small if you're really starving but the sandwich is very good. The bread is tasty and the meat and cheeses are top notch. Fresh iced tea make this lunch spot a great in and out joint.
Really Good Sandwiches – My husband dragged me to the Parmer Lane location, and I was pleasantly surprised. I've since been back several times. Love the ability to TOTALLY customize my sandwich, and am impressed with the quality of meats. Excellent service too, the guys making the sandwiches were fun and chatty.
Nice place for a modest meal. – When Which Wich first opened up on the drag, I was disgusted that another trendy chain type place had invaded the area. I really don't like the decor of the place. But, the food is actually pretty good. All of the sandwiches are freshly toasted and yummy. I haven't tried the meat there (as I am a vegetarian), but I would recommend the tuna, and suggest avoiding the bean patty. The banana shake is good too.
Modernist sandwich chain takes the low-tech approach to ordering a sandwich. – In Short
This simple sub shop is all about getting a meal efficiently. Lunch hour is packed with nearby professionals chomping amid the utilitarian decor: unadorned yellow walls, concrete floors, and Texas newspapers clipped to reading kiosks. The process is simple: Take a paper bag, mark the desired sandwich (turkey, ham, beef, veggie, seafood) and condiments and hand it to the cashier, who then slides the bag to food prep on a wire.
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A talk and reception will be held on Friday, March 1, 2013, at 4:00 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.
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What do you mean by tile board? If you are talking about cbu (cement board), then use either galvanized roofing nails or the special screws (better on a wall).
Hello all my first post here. Im remodeling my bathroom from the studs out, everything new, im on the finishing steps but im having a problem with hanging a few peices of Tile board using PL Premium construction adhesive, now im no contractor but it seems pretty easy to squeeze some crud out of a tube then stick it like the instructions say, problem is i do all that, put it on the wall hold it up for like 20 minutes then as soon as i let go it starts falling off the wall, im wondering if maybe the super high humidity we've had recently is what is doing it, but any tips or hints would be greatly appreciated
What do you mean by tile board? If you are talking about cbu (cement board), then use either galvanized roofing nails or the special screws (better on a wall).
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Tileboard is what it is called around here sorry, i dont mean cement board, i mean the big 4x8 or 5 x5 sheets that have a tile look to them they are commonly used in showers or for a wainscotting effect in bathrooms as a cheap alternative to tile in this area
If you use an adhesive like Liquid Nails Tub surround or panel adhesive, they suggest putting the board in place, then pulling the joint apart and allowing 30 seconds to a minute. This gives the adhesive some tack so it will hold firm.
It may have been doing you a favor by refusing to stick. Did you read this related thread? http://terrylove.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2910 When they first started selling that junk, 25+ years ago, I was assured it could be used in a shower. It could, but only for a few years. After that it developed bubbles and peeling, even in areas that were only damp. If you persist in putting it up, I believe I spread adhesive made specifically for tile-board with a notched trowel. It still pulled away from a wavy area in the wall. I have used tile board since, but I screwed it to the wall then laminated a sheet of Formica on top using contact cement. Contact cement has great adhesion, but cannot be re-positioned. You coat both surfaces, let dry then press in place.
no i hadnt seen that article bob thanks for pointing it out, but this kind of leaves me in a pickle to speak, the house is an older house with the slanted ceiling along the roof line so a standard plastic or fiberglass tub surround doesnt fit, thus the reason for using the tileboard to begin with, anybody out there offer any advise on somthing else i could use? and no tilie isnt an option unfortunatly
Another alternative to tile may be Swanstone panels. Click on "search forum" at the top of this page and also in the Shower and Bathtub forum.
Jimbo what do you mean by FRP panels? and bob i checked out the Swanstone thing and they appear to be a US based company, probably why i have never seen them before, I am from canada, ontario to be exact and i called around nobody seems to carry Swanstone products


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I can't remember when I have observed a restaurant trying so hard to fail. Such is the case of 100 Montaditos, a newcomer to Waterford Lakes Town Center in east Orange County.
The chain is named after the menu's signature item, the montadito, a tapas-size Spanish roll.
The eatery's concept is good: quick-serve with affordable sandwiches, salads and platters. But the execution is woefully problematic. There are small order forms at the counter and on tables. Akin to sushi menus, you mark the paper and hand it to the person at the counter. Only there is no one to tell first-timers that at the door. It is possible to order verbally at the counter but on one of my visits, the person taking the order was unable to answer questions.
There is takeout, but I tried to place an order for two days and no one would answer the phone. If I have to go to the restaurant to order, what is the convenience of picking up a to-go order?
All of this is a shame because much of the food is good and worth return visits.
And the specials are fab. On Dollarmania Wednesdays all montaditos and drinks, including the Spanish beer Mahou and sangria, are $1.
The montaditos ($1-$3), which are served with crisp potato chips, are baked plain or flavored with chocolate, olives, whole-wheat flour or spinach. The rolls are split like a hot dog bun and stuffed with a variety of fillings. The combination of brie, ham and arugula ($2.50) is a great match for the olive-flavored rolls and the pulled pork with chipotle aioli and crispy onions ($2) on a classic roll is nicely textured.
The sandwich platters and combos are extremely budget-friendly: Eight montaditos and two large soft drinks for $10, 20 montaditos and four large soft drinks for $20, and 100 montaditos for $100.
There are other noteworthy items on the menu. The brava potatoes ($3) are simply addictive. The wedges have a crispy exterior and soft center and come with two dipping sauces: a creamy ranchlike dressing and brava sauce, which has nice earthy undertones of roasted tomatoes.
The first-rate herbed chicken wings ($9) were juicy and tender. The menu describes the wings as being flavored with "fine herbs." It is not clear if the menu developer was referring to "fines herbes," a classic French seasoning blend of chervil, tarragon, chives and parsley. If so, those flavors don't come through. Nonetheless, the wings rocked.
The chocolate montaditos ($2.50) show the sweet possibilities of sandwiches. Of the five choices, the dulce de leche and chocolate spread option is a cheek-tingling treat. (For the uninitiated, dulce de leche is an indulgent, thick milk-based caramel.)
I really would like to see 100 Montaditos succeed. The restaurant is a perfect fit for family-friendly fare that is in high demand in the Waterford Lakes area and the prices are good for students at the nearby University of Central Florida.
If the management invested in some front-of-the-house time, this teetering ship could be bound for smooth sailing.
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Three weeks ago Dayton Moore said, well Dayton said a lot of things. He said the Royals would keep pushing. He said the Royals would not sell pieces before the trade deadline despite being, at the time, six games under .500, losers of their last five before the All-Star break, and generally unable to get out of their own way.
Royals riding nice streak to relevancy
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By SAM MELLINGER
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But, mostly, Moore said he believed the Royals could go on a run where you win 15 of 20.
And he was promptly mocked. A lot.
The Royals hadnt won more than 13 of any 20 games this season. They hadnt won 15 of any 20 games in any season in a decade (when Eric Hosmer was 13 years old). So, yeah. Mocked. Mockety-mock-mock-mocked.
And you know what? Since Moore said those words, his team has won 14 of 17 after a 13-0 win over the Twins on Monday matching their highest run total since 2010, and their biggest margin of victory since 2007. Only fair we let him gloat.
I dont remember saying that, he says.
Moore can be sarcastic, but this doesnt seem to be one of those times. The man is dead serious. Doesnt remember. So I remind him.
Well, we had a very horrific May, but then in June we played terrific, he says. We won 11 of (13). I just felt that as poorly as the team played going into the break we were capable of going on a very good run.
So, yeah. Moore isnt very good at gloating.
But in the days since a segment of the fan base laughed (and/or screamed) at his 15-of-20-so-were-gonna-keep-pushing talk the Royals have turned molding garbage into their most relevant season since Greg Hollands junior year of high school.
This is all so new around here: a baseball team thats not eliminated from the playoffs even after the football team has started training camp. Usually, the Royals are done by the All-Star break. Often, theyre done by schoolkids summer break.
Their playoff hopes are still a bit of a stretch, mind you. Baseball Prospectus formula calculates the Royals chance at less than 5 percent. But the Rangers just lost their best home-run hitter and the Tigers lost their shortstop to Biogenesis suspensions. The Royals have 53 games left, most of them against bad teams, and 17 against the Tigers and Indians no better way to make up ground.
Besides, if you cant appreciate a break after 10 straight seasons of being punched in the gut, then, well, then maybe sports arent your thing.
The frustrating thing the very Royals thing, if were being honest is that their best stretch in years has brought them a grand total of one-half game off the division-leading Tigers. But, you know. Starving men shouldnt turn down stale bread.
Baseball is supposed to be a grind. A ceaseless, merciless, brutal grind. One baseball game is the same chunk of a season as 6 minutes of an NFL game, so things arent supposed to change this quickly.
But 17 games ago, this franchise was in a very different place. Anger. Frustration. Calls for heads. This is Moores seventh full season in charge, enough time to demand results. Patience has worn thin, and justifiably so. A fan base can take only so much losing, and a front office only gets so much losing.
Nobody knew the team was, apparently, pretty much done losing three weeks ago.
Now, some perspective. The Royals last 10 games have been against bad teams playing badly. On Monday night, Kevin Correia threw a whole mess of pitches down the middle, and Ryan Doumit lowlighted the Twins other failures by giving the Royals a free out in the fourth inning. In New York, Marlon Byrd melted in what was apparently his first career game in the daylight. In Chicago, Alex Rios basically refused to score the tying run, and his teammates seemed only moderately interested while playing defense.
Its one thing to get your groove back against the dregs of baseball; its another to retain it against teams with dreams of their own.
You could see some of Kansas Citys well-earned skepticism in the announced attendance of 21,474 on Monday. The Royals just completed the best nine-game road trip in the history of the franchise, and some inside the offices here hoped the return would draw a bigger crowd.
But that included nearly 7,000 tickets sold on Monday (more than twice the average of the last four Mondays), and the teams television broadcasts keep breaking viewership records. So its not like Kansas City isnt noticing.
Besides, youll just have to pardon Royals fans if they want more than three good weeks before forgetting the last two decades of stink.
Bigger crowds are expected this weekend, when the Red Sox play here. If the team wants more fans at the park, thatll come soon enough. In the meantime, they owe it to their fans to keep providing reasons to watch.
Royals fans havent had these kinds of reasons in a full decade.
To reach Sam Mellinger, call 816-234-4365, send email to firstname.lastname@example.com or follow him at Twitter.com/mellinger. For previous columns, go to KansasCity.com.


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Your doctor and/or nurse will probably:
1. Check your baby's weight, length, and head circumference and plot the measurements on the growth charts.
2. Administer a screening (test) that helps with the early identification of developmental delays.
3. Ask questions, address concerns, and offer advice about how your baby is:
Eating. Your baby should be eating a variety of baby foods, in addition to regular feedings of breast milk or formula. Your baby can probably drink from a cup and may try to self-feed with his or her fingers.
Peeing and pooping. You may notice a change in the color and consistency your baby's poopy diapers as you introduce new foods. Tell your doctor if your baby has diarrhea or has stools that are hard, dry, or difficult to pass.
Sleeping. The average amount of daily sleep now is about 12 hours. Your baby is probably still taking two naps a day — one in the morning and another sometime after lunch — but every baby is different. Waking at night is common at this age.
Developing (milestones). By 9 months, it's common for many babies to:
There's a wide range of normal, and children develop at different rates. Talk to your doctor if you're concerned about your child's development.
4. Perform a physical exam with your baby undressed. This will include an eye exam, listening to your baby's heart and feeling pulses, checking hips, and paying attention to your baby's movements.
5. Update immunizations.
Immunizations can protect babies from serious childhood illnesses, so it's important that your child receive them on time. Immunization schedules can vary from office to office, so talk to your doctor about what to expect
6. Order a blood test. Your doctor may check for lead exposure or anemia.
Here are some things to keep in mind until your next routine visit at 12 months:
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AUSTIN -- Texas lawmakers gave a strong public showing of support for embattled University of Texas President Bill Powers, who is believed to be fighting for his job.
In a 30-minute tribute on the Senate floor, Powers was lauded as an "exemplary" leader. Several senators said the display was a message to the schools' board of regents.
Powers has been targeted by critics who argue schools are focusing too much on research instead of teaching, and note the rising cost of tuition.
Powers is believed to have a slim majority of support among regents, who are appointed by Gov. Rick Perry. Three members have their terms expire this year.
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We are so in love with the romantic and gorgeous details of this next wedding that we had the honor of planning. Joyce and Tory are the sweetest couple, who met each other while in college. They became the best of friends, studying together and going on romantic dates before Tory had to go away to the army for 2 years which led to them having a long distance relationship that truly tested them both. The two of them were able to come out on top of it with their love and the rest is history!
The simple and chic ceremony took place at the breathtaking Greystone Mansion where guests enjoyed fresh lemonade and a gorgeous view of Los Angeles. They then headed over to the luxurious Montage Beverly Hills for the reception where they dined on rack of lamb and seabass, and topped the night off with a photobooth, dancing, dessert, and a donut station!
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Pepperoni Lasagna Recipe
- 1-1/2 pounds ground beef
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 2-1/2 cups water
- 1 can (8 ounces) tomato sauce
- 1 can (6 ounces) tomato paste
- 1 teaspoon beef bouillon granules
- 1 tablespoon dried parsley flakes
- 2 teaspoons Italian seasoning
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic salt
- 2 eggs
- 1-1/2 cups (12 ounces) 4% small-curd cottage cheese
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 8 lasagna noodles, cooked and drained
- 1 package (3-1/2 ounces) sliced pepperoni
- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- In a large skillet, cook beef and onion over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Add the water, tomato sauce, tomato paste, bouillon and seasonings. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 30 minutes.
- In a small bowl, combine the eggs, cottage cheese and sour cream. Spread 1/2 cup meat sauce into a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Layer with four noodles, the cottage cheese mixture and pepperoni. Top with remaining noodles and meat sauce. Sprinkle with mozzarella and Parmesan cheeses.
- Cover and bake at 350° for 35 minutes. Uncover; bake 10 minutes longer or until heated through. Let stand for 15 minutes before cutting. Yield: 12 servings.
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delicious recipe. Adding pizza toppings would be a good option. Also, instead of starting with the meat mixture on the bottom, I started with the lasagna noodles to hold it together better while cutting. I also did 3 noodles per layer, 3 layers. 4 noodles will not fit in the pan...
Update: I had baked these in two 8X8" dishes and frozen one, and I am wondering if I inadvertently left out the eggs, which would account for why there was so much liquid! Will try again!
Very good. I did think that there was too much liquid in the bottom of the dish (the second time I made it I baked it longer, hoping to reduce the liquid), so next time I think I would add less water.
I altered this recipe slightly and now it taste like, "A pizza in the form of lasagna!" my mother told me!
Big, big hit with everyone! I added a can of drained, chopped Italian-style stewed tomatoesto the sauce and replaced1/2 cup of the water with 1/4 cup red wine and 1/4 cup juices from the stewed tomatoes. I added more spices to the sauce-fresh minced garlic,Emeril's Essence, Worcestershire sauce, sugar and pepper.I added fresh minced parsley and pepper to the cottage cheese mixture. My 6 year old son begged for the leftovers the next day and he NEVER wants leftovers. Great recipe and the pepperoni gives it a good flavor-a keeper!
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If two questions are phrased differently, but describe the same underlying problem (and therefore have the same answers) are they not same question?
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Travelodge Bristol Severn View M48 Hotel
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Important information
Guests should be aware that some Sat Navs direct drivers across the Severn Bridge which incurs toll charges, we recommend that you leave the M48 at Junction 1.
About this hotel
Situated just 3 miles from Chepstow train station and 2.5 miles from Chepstow, the Bristol Severn View M48 Hotel is an ideal option for those seeking accommodation in this thriving city. Nature lovers will love this location as you're close to Bristol Zoo, home to a variety of interesting creatures, as well as Slimbridge Bird Sanctuary – the premier bird reserve in the UK.
Families will enjoy a trip to Chepstow Castle, 2.5 miles away, which boasts a spectacular setting on the cliffs of the River Wye. Bristol Severn View M48 is also a great choice if you're considering hotels near Bristol's bustling city centre, being only 10 miles away.
Useful Information
Guests should be aware that there is no lift at this hotel.
Transport links near Bristol
Places to visit in and around Bristol
Directions supplied by Travelodge
From the M4 junction 15 head south west to M48 junction 1. Leave the M48 at Junction 1 (before the toll bridge) and take the 3rd exit off the roundabout to the services where the hotel is situated
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Parking details
Travelodge car park has 55 spaces, free of charge available on a first-come first-served basis and 2 disabled spaces. Coaches welcomed.
Calls cost 10 pence per minute from a standard BT landline. Calls from other networks and mobiles may vary. Bookings made through the Central Reservations call centre are subject to a non-refundable booking fee of £2.50 per call.
Our Most Flexible Rate
These rates are still great value, but offer the most freedom to change bookings. Bookings are fully flexible and can be cancelled up until 12 noon on the day of arrival
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This is a saver rate. This rate is Non refundable. You can amend them up to 21 days before arrival for a £5 fee.
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The first permanent anatomy theatre for dissections was built in 1594 at the University of Padua, one of the largest and most influential medical schools of the time. The theatre could hold three hundred students who were no more than eleven metres from the dissecting table. Human dissection is one way for medical students to learn anatomy. Hieronymus Fabricius ab Acquapendente (1537-1619), who had been professor of surgery and anatomy since 1562, taught his students in the anatomy theatre. His students included William Harvey (1578-1657), who went on to discover the circulation of the blood. The anatomy theatre can still be visited today.
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